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Dynapac CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog – 244 Pages of Factory Specs

I’m Mike Callahan. 28 years turning wrenches in San Antonio, and I’ve seen more parts-ordering screw-ups than you’ve seen oil changes. If you’re ordering parts for a Dynapac CC1100C vibratory roller and relying on aftermarket lists or worn-out dealer photocopies, you’re gambling with downtime. This Dynapac CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog is the OEM document – 244 pages of factory exploded views and part numbers for rollers starting at serial number 10000331x0A000001-. It covers the Kubota D1703 diesel engine. No guesswork.

Why does that matter? Because one wrong part number means a week waiting for the right seal while your job site sits idle. This catalog gives you the exact Dynapac part number, quantity, and illustration so you can order once and be done. Check the issue date on page 1 – this is the SCC1100C-1EN2 revision from 2011, which supersedes the earlier EN1. If your machine falls in that serial range, you’re covered.

Dynapac CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog – What’s Inside

The table of contents is laid out by machine section: service kits, repair kits, frame, drum/wheels, engine room, hydraulic system, electrical equipment, driver’s platform, decals, and optional equipment. Each section contains exploded diagrams with numbered callouts matching the parts list directly below. The numerical index at the back (pages 240–244) lets you look up any part number instantly. Need the eccentric shaft kit? Part number 4700938908 is under Repair kits. That’s how this thing saves you time.

Service Kits and Repair Kits: Factory Order Numbers

This catalog lists every scheduled maintenance kit by interval: 50-hour service kit (4812156265), 250/750-hour kit (4812156288), 500-hour kit (4812156266), and 1000-hour kit (4812156267). For major overhauls, there are repair kits like the drum rotation kit (4700938892), scraper kit (4700938914), and shock absorber kit for the drum (4700938885). You get the part numbers, quantities, and a diagram showing exactly what’s in each kit. No guessing which O-rings or seals are included.

3 Sections You’ll Use Most

If you’re like me, you’ll wear out three sections first: Hydraulic system (propulsion motor 4700390742, steering cylinder 4700374603, vibration system), Engine room (engine module with the Kubota D1703, fuel system, cooler hoses), and Electrical equipment (cable harness, working lights, battery disconnector). Each section has its own sub-grouping – for example, the hydraulic system breaks down into propulsion, vibration, steering, brake, and optional flow divider. The parts list tells you the class code (A or B) to indicate how frequently that part typically fails. That’s factory intelligence you won’t find in third-party catalogs.

Why Should You Trust OEM Over Aftermarket Lists?

Aftermarket parts catalogs are often compiled from generic databases or scraped from older revisions. They miss updates like the 2011 EN2 issue that corrected dimensions for the scrapers or added the dual frequency throttle control option. This manual is the original Dynapac print – same one their dealer network uses. The ordering instructions on page 2 tell you exactly what information to provide (serial number, part number, quantity, denomination, dimensions). Skip the guesswork. For context on sourcing standards in the construction industry, you can read the Automotive Industry Overview and Automotive Industry Overview – but the short version is: OEM manuals are the only source that matches what the factory built.

Hydraulic and Electrical Diagrams for Parts Identification

When a hose bursts or a light burns out, you need the exact routing and bracket. The hydraulic system diagrams show the propulsion motor, steering cylinder, and brake lines with individual part numbers. The electrical section covers the entire harness, including optional rotating beacon (4812115525) and forward-reverse control (4812113676). Each component is drawn in its physical location relative to the frame – not some schematic you have to interpret. If you’re troubleshooting a vibration shut-off issue, the optional equipment section lists the shut-off kit for the front drum.

Get the Right Part – Order the Factory Manual Now

You’ve seen how a $30 seal turns into a $600 rental extension because you ordered the wrong bore size. Stop it. This Dynapac CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog gives you the verified OEM part numbers for every bolt, seal, filter, and hose on your roller. Check out related manuals like DYNAPAC CC1100 CC1100C 2011 Parts Catalog and Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog (258 Pages) – OEM Factory Spec. Also see the Dynapac PL2000LS Parts Catalog – Factory OEM Specs for Cold Planer if you run other Dynapac equipment. Access the Factory Manual and keep your parts orders correct the first time.

Does this catalog include torque values?

No. This is a parts catalog, not a service manual. It lists part numbers and quantities only.

How do I find the part number for the eccentric shaft kit?

Go to the Repair kits section in the table of contents. The eccentric shaft kit has part number 4700938908. The numerical index at the back (pages 240–244) lists every part number in ascending order – find 4700938908 and it directs you to the exact page and group with an exploded view. Always verify your roller serial number (10000331x0A000001- or later) against the manual’s validity range. If your machine is older, you may need a different catalog issue.